However, you may not feel confident storing your credit card information in your browser, and decide that you no longer want Safari to ask to save that information. Our guide below will walk you through the steps required to turn off the Credit Card option of the Safari AutoFill feature.

Stop Safari on Your iPhone from Asking to Save and Autofill Credit Card Information

The steps in this article were written using an iPhone 6 Plus in iOS 9. These same steps will work for other iPhone models running iOS 9. The steps are also very similar for other iPhones that are running iOS 7 or higher. Is there someone that knows the passcode for your iPhone, and you no longer wish for them to be able to access your device? Learn how to change your iPhone passcode to something that only you know.

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